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Dialogues In Swing Intimate Conversations With The Stars Of The Big Band Era Pathfinder Publishing, 1989 Paperback. 238pp. b&w illustrations £9.99 Dialogues in Swing is an intimate visit with many of the major figures in what is often called The Golden Age of Swing. Fred Hall, in a laid-back, highly informed way, talks with Bob Crosby, Dick Haymes, Jo Stafford, Paul Weston, Woody Herman, Mel Torme, George Shearing and Wild Bill Davison. Here, too, in their homes, are Peggy Lee, Artie Shaw, Jimmy Van Heusen and Maxene Andrews. There's a tribute to Glenn Miller based on interviews with key former members of his bands. Those who lived through the big band era wonder about the stars who made it the high point of American popular music. Fans and music lovers will find this book fascinating and entertaining. With a foreword by Artie Shaw. CONTENTS: |
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